Tuesday, 7 June 2005 - 9:09 AM EDT

I know you know the answer now but am going to write it here anyway in case other people don't know what it does.

Shared with community means a private entry that can only be seen by other members of the community *only when they are logged in*. If a member is not logged in, the entry can't be seen by them. A shared with community or private entry will be marked with a little buddy icon right before the topic.

Posting private entries to this help blog is not a good idea since your question may get missed. Only people logged into the help blog will see it. Public entries can be seen and answered by anyone, even if they are not logged in.

Tuesday, 7 June 2005 - 9:29 AM EDT

Hi, cw

Thanks you have been a really great help but can I ask you just one thing more if I put a public entry on my blog will it been seen by everyone on the web. Thanks for all your great help. All the best.

Georgie.

Tuesday, 7 June 2005 - 11:04 AM EDT

yes, public entries can be seen by everyone on the web... and anyone on the web can add a 'comment' to an 'entry'.

A private, "share with community" entry can be useful on a personal blog where you only want to share it with a few people. On this help blog it can be a nuisance since many private entries will be missed. Poster's that post privately here often don't get the answers they need. I actually wish they'd remove that feature for this help blog in particular.

Wednesday, 8 June 2005 - 6:00 AM EDT

Hi cw, Thanks for all you fab help you have really got me sorted out here thanks again. All the best to you. Georgie.